Business Overview
As education and research at higher education institutions become more advanced and complex, SD has been mandatory since 2017, and it is expected that faculty and staff will further improve their qualifications and promote faculty-staff collaboration.
In addition, the environment surrounding higher education institutions is changing rapidly, and university staff are increasingly required to acquire broad knowledge and high levels of expertise. The
SD joint training program is a project aimed at reducing expenses for member universities by taking advantage of economies of scale, with the aim of improving staff capabilities and streamlining and enhancing university operations.
Please use it as an opportunity to exchange information and build networks across universities.
Event Outline
| program | Date and time | Application period |
| The more you know about business etiquette, the more you’ll understand | Friday, March 21, 10:00-16:00 |
February 5th (Wednesday) – March 7th (Friday) |
| [In preparation] Scheduled to be held in May 2025 | ||
| Basic knowledge of research support | [In preparation] Scheduled for release in late March 2025 | |
| Introduction to assertiveness training for building rich human relationships | ||
| The forefront of marketing : Capturing the hearts of high school students and new students |
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| University Management and Higher Education Policy in an Era of Mega-Competition | ||
| Successful DX and Unsuccessful DX | ||
| Fundraising Frontline | ||
- Organizer:
- The Consortium of Universities, Kyoto
* Priority will be given to universities and junior colleges affiliated with the University Consortium Kyoto on a first-come, first-served basis.
* If the capacity is exceeded, participation may be refused.
* Please note that if the number of applicants falls far below the capacity, the course may not be held.
■ Business etiquette that becomes easier to understand the more you learn
1. Training Overview
- Students will learn the necessary knowledge as university staff, business etiquette, and the basics of how to proceed with work, and acquire the ability to adapt to the job and workplace.
- Most of the problems that young employees encounter at their new workplaces are related to speaking. For example, not reporting, not being able to use honorific language, not answering the phone, making negative comments, etc. In other words, we will teach you how to approach “how to speak like a working adult,” which is important in educating new and young employees.
- In addition, whether or not you can accurately grasp the other person’s intentions and requests depends largely on the “listening skills” of the person you are speaking with. In order to hear the necessary information without any excess or deficiency, we will teach you how to listen with your whole body (ears, mouth, eyes, head, body, and mind) and effective questioning techniques to obtain information yourself.
2. Key points for training management
- By establishing a flow for each topic from lectures (injecting knowledge) to exercises (practice), we achieve “input ⇒ strengthening practical skills through output.”
- The training will involve role-playing and telephone practice exercises based on actual situations.
- Participants will be given “training sheets” that they create themselves by writing down key points and thoughts, allowing them to concentrate better during the course.
- Date and Time
- Friday, March 21, 2025 10:00-16:00
May 2025 [Under preparation]
*The program content is the same. - venue
- Campus Plaza Kyoto
- Target audience
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Young
employees (1st to 2nd year)Mid-career
(up to 10 years in the job)Proficient
(10+ years of service
and managers)○ *Newly hired employees (full-time, contract, temporary, and temporary staff) and those not eligible can also participate.
- Capacity
- March: 20 people
May: 20 people - Participation Fee
- Kyoto University Consortium member schools: 4,000 yen Others: 10,000 yen
* An invoice will be sent. Please transfer the amount to the specified account.
Transfer deadline: Monday, March 17, 2025 - Training Overview
- Overview of Business Etiquette Training [Click here for details]
- Lecturer
- Speaking Education Center Co., Ltd.
Mr. Mariya Fujiwara - Application period
- March event: February 5th (Wed) – March 7th (Fri), 2025
May event: Under preparation - Application
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The application button will be updated at 10:00 on Wednesday, February 5th.
Contact Information
Public Interest Foundation University Consortium Kyoto SD Project Contact
TEL 075-353-9163 FAX 075-353-9101
Campus Plaza Kyoto, Nishinotoin-dori Shiokoji-sagaru, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto 600-8216
*Business hours: Tuesday to Saturday 9:00-17:00 (excluding New Year holidays)
